Awesome map and cool scenario, but one nitpick: you forgot to include the color square for Denmark-Norway
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Crap, missed it somehow...need caffeine. Thanks, fixed the post. EDIT: Actually, since it's also a double-post I'm just gonna delete and try again later when my brain's up to speed
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OTL actually saw an enormous amount of support for the Parliamentarians in New England, with a lot of volunteers to the Roundheads. There was also some support for the Royalists in Virginia, but less.
England: Scotland: France: Bohemia: Castile: Ireland: Sicily:
Also; United Provinces: Great Electorate of Hanover
see the worldraj-tribute-thread
This reminds me that I should try finding those two good maps on head showing all the kingdoms they claimed King Arthur had. So amusing how they had a dozen kings fawning over him and they had the King of India working under the Roman Consul. I half suspect there may be something similar here and find it somewhat odd how many subdivisions there are, given how the English, French, and Iberian kings worked in consolidating things. I suppose cutting up everyone into direct vassals or districts in England might help a little, but I am slightly stumped on how this map would all come about. Seems almost like every dynasty that had the English crown or who married into it are shown here. Suppose it is just going for the ASOIAF vibe. By the way, what is the green stuff supposed be?
EDIT: Ahhh, yep. I see from a post made while it was typing it was the Raj. Still curious about the geeen.
Oh, it’s directly WorldRaj; I see. I thought it might‘ve been a stand-alone thing since the colors were different.
Dark Green is some of the States of the HRE. Vassal/Protectorate/Princely State type position.
Lime-ish area in Germany and around Rome are Church Lands.
John of Gaunt gets Castile.
England and Castile enters personal union under Henry IV.
HYW is an English victory.
Tudors and then Stewarts still happen.
Bohemia is something to do with the "Winter King"
I don't think genocide is exactly anyone's idealWhere's greek constantinople though
it is a bit empty, but odds are an earth that was 70% land will have a lot of deserts so I’ll chose to believe those large empty areas are barren dunesCrossposting from the MotF thread with a silly map, but considering the theme, I think it is worth some silliness. Comments, questions, favourite cameo, all of those are welcomed!
So I decided to interpret the challenge as asking for a world where a ahistorical theory turns out to be true, and after debating the various options the mad confines of the human mind allowed, I decided to go for a all-in-one and make a Hollow Earth map, inhabited by a plethora of cryptids, mythical beings, conspiracy theories, fictional characters and just general anomalies. There's no rhyme or reason to it, really. And there's a sort of XKCD aesthetic to it as well, since I found that to be a good way of depicting all of this weirdness.
A personal favorite is the rainbow (sea) serpent, and a friend of mine loves the Easter Island lake. There's a bunch of them though, do tell me the ones you enjoyed most.
I like how alien the whole inverted continents (both with the oceans and geometrically) look, but I have to say trying to fill up 70% of the globe turned out to be a nightmare and it's a shame just how empty the map still is. But oh well, it could be much worse I suppose. I generally enjoyed working the map and exploring just how wild some theories out there can be. Hope you all get to enjoy it as well.
I’m loving the XKCD aesthetic
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the city wasn't majority greek, thus no hellenic wank-tasyWhere's greek constantinople though
🤨In what way a genocide is "ideal"Where's greek constantinople though
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